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How many days annual leave does your employer give you?

I am curious to know if it varies much.

I get 28 days annual leave plus 8 bank holidays.

The entire company gets an extra day just for 2016 however
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  • Deep_In_Debt
    Deep_In_Debt Posts: 8,579 Forumite
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    At the moment as I'm a temp on a contract, I get 20 days plus bank holidays which I accrue.

    Last perm job, 25 days plus bank holidays, plus we got Christmas Eve or closest day in addition.
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  • NewShadow
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    31+ BH + 2 'privilege days' - 1 at christmas, and one for the royal birthday.
    That sounds like a classic case of premature extrapolation.

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  • 25 days (although - yuk - it's all in hours now). Extra 5 days a year once you have completed 5 years' service (that's in February for me :j:j), and more extra days when you have completed 10 years' service. I don't know how many though - a long way off for me still.

    We have also been given the option to "purchase" an extra five days' leave a year, for the past three or four years, and hopefully this will continue.
  • 30 annual leave and 12 bank/public holidays.
  • Sagz_2
    Sagz_2 Posts: 6,251 Forumite
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    28 + bank holidays.
    That includes a couple of bonus days for long service (34 years).
    Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree! :D
  • Double_V
    Double_V Posts: 912 Forumite
    I am a bank staff, I don't get any. :(
  • Kynthia
    Kynthia Posts: 5,692 Forumite
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    33 as I've been there so long, plus bank holidays. I used to be able to build up to a flexible day a month as well.
    Don't listen to me, I'm no expert!
  • getmore4less
    getmore4less Posts: 46,882 Forumite
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    Double_V wrote: »
    I am a bank staff, I don't get any. :(



    you still acrue paid holiday based on the work you do prorata..
  • getmore4less
    getmore4less Posts: 46,882 Forumite
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    edited 27 October 2015 at 11:06AM
    I am curious to know if it varies much

    Statutory minimum is 5.6 weeks including BH that translates into 28days for a worker thats does 5 or more days a week.

    NHS is 42days after 10 years service.
  • Double_V
    Double_V Posts: 912 Forumite
    you still acrue paid holiday based on the work you do prorata..

    Where do I find that ?
    What is it called on payslip ?
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